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I have more Ryobi cordless tools than I know what to do with. I started with a combo set more than a decade ago that included a circ saw, a jig saw, a drill, and a flashlight. Since then, I have added a shop vac, a reciprocating saw, an angle grinder, an orbital sander, a detail sander, and the tool that I use more than any other tool: the impact driver. I am probably forgetting one or two, but I am at work so I can’t check.
I wouldn’t say that any of the Ryobi tools are anything to write home about, but I have had a whole bunch of them for a long time and honestly never had a problem with any of them. I have 3 lithium ion batteries and 2 chargers, and I very rarely run them until the battery is dead. The only two tools that I have had to change batteries just to finish a project are the recip saw and the cir saw.
As for non-cordless tools, I have a run-of-the-mill miter saw and an inexpensive contractor table saw. Those have gotten me through two flooring projects, one new deck, two adirondack chairs, one raised planter bed, and dozens of other small projects. I recently added a 14″ band saw that I picked up from a garage sale to my shop, but I have yet to use that on any big projects.
